"Pamoja," which translates to "together in Swahili, aims to foster a closer connection in an intimate and relaxed setting with great food and drinks. Each ticket includes dinner, a personal photo, and the opportunity to engage in an intimate conversation where the guest celebrities will share insights and answer questions from the audience.
The first edition of Pamoja will be creatively produced and curated by Prime Music Partners, the team behind Loud In Africa, a show currently streaming on Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video, and Yellow Kudu, the team behind Netflix's Never Late African Time Podcast. "I’m beyond excited to be a part of Pamoja!" said Jobie Bakama, Producer at Yellow Kudu. "This series brings people together through music, conversation, and incredible food. Akeju, CEO of Prime Music Partners and creator of Loud in Africa, stressed the importance of the event: "Really excited and looking forward to the amazing event. Moreso, my company will continue its partnership in promoting the event across streaming platforms".
“We're incredibly excited to launch this season of Pamoja and couldn't think of a better place to host it than Swahili Village Newark," said Kevin Onyona, CEO and Founder of Swahili Village. "It's a fantastic opportunity to unite fans and celebrities in a space that celebrates East African cuisine, culture, and community. We look forward to making Pamoja a truly unforgettable experience.
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